js.bit is a product target to teach the basics of the JavaScript programming language to designer with the objetive that they can use it in their everyday work. It consists of a physical devices that is made of severla blocks that represent parts of the progrmaming code and that the user can assemble to create a program. They can make programs that turn on light on a ceirtain color or that move motors. It is the product of the master research of José María Campaña Rojas at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences at Ogaki, Japan.

Pickupon is a tool that visualizes your company data. It is targeted to small work teams. It fetches data from your company chat tool and other physical media. The information is displayed on aboard that all the members can see. It has an interface that enables the users to visualize any kind of data. Currently it is in alpha testing. It is being developed in cojuntion with Obata Yoichi.

Installation directed to kids. It has the objective to concientize about the complexities of generating electricity. It consists of a series of panels that generate electricity when the kids jump pn them. After jumping for a certain amount of time, enough electricity is generated to take a picture, which is projected on a wall. It was exhibited at Aichi Children Center and the Miyagi Museum of Art in Japan. It was developed in conjunction with Tomita Hiroki.

keepthedot is an experimental iOS and Android game. The game is about Punctum, Punk for friends, a geometrical point that is being chases by the Bidimensional Forces. The Bidimensional Allies came to help him, but he must remain under their shadow for the longes ammount of time pssible.